Question 1

What will this cover?

Accepted Answer

We'll go through the following: what is storytelling, how can it help amplify your research and you, how to use it in research and technical areas. You'll leave with an understanding of the process you can follow and a range of resources to use, in the workshop and into the future.

Question 2

Who is it for?

Accepted Answer

Anyone who works in research or a technical field. In particular this in STEM. It is useful for PhDs up to senior scientists/researchers or even those in a start-up.

Question 3

Can I get a refund?

Accepted Answer

Refunds (minus admin fee) are available up to 1 week before event. We cannot guarantee refunds after this deadline.

Question 4

What people say about Emma's training - Testimonial 1

Accepted Answer

Research Scientist – 2023 - To Emma thank you so much for the training and the energy you brought to each session. While intimidating at first to have camera on all the time and being encouraged to speak up I think it helped me engage in the end.

Question 5

What people say about Emma's training - Testimonial 2

Accepted Answer

Research Scientist – 2023 - Emma is a great teacher. Thanks for the useful content and engaging sessions.

Question 6

What people say about Emma's training - Testimonial 3

Accepted Answer

PhD student - 2022 - If it was up to me, I would like my research team to do a small version of the training Emma provided (especially around presentations) as it could improve so much the impact of our research. I think this kind of training is key for our research being truly impactful.

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